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Payment platform PayPal is receiving new fallout after someone discovered that the company has quietly reintroduced a large fine for users deemed guilty of spreading "misinformation." [...]
Alp toker, the director of netblocks, a london organization that tracks internet censorship in realtime. meta changing its user policy to allow calls for violence against russian soldiers. what exactly does that mean? tit sounds quite extraordinary that a company as large as meta says calls for violence are ok as long as they are targeted against russians. what they are saying and reality is a bit more nuanced. the reality is and what time when another aggressive as attacking another country ukrainian is have a right to voice their discontent and anger and the adamant as a linguistic one that ...
Effective Linux & Bash for Data Scientists MLOps • Dec 11, 2020 In November 2020, DAGsHub gave a series of guest lectures to the excellent Y-DATA course for aspiring data scientists, which we would now like to share with whoever finds it useful, in blog form! Cut to the chase! Intro The topic - system, IT, DevOps, MLOps, whatever other name you want to call it - how do you make the computer do what you want, outside the context of Python (or R or Matlab etc., we don't discriminate)? How do you get that beautiful neural network of yours to run on an actual s...
And visit myrbetriq.com to learn more. in a tweet today the white house asked them to submit examples off being censored or silent because of online political bias. they take users to a page where they can submit examples of being banned or fraudulently recorded. for unclear violation of user policy that as the white house is also said today that it would not sign an international accord called the christchurch call that kmuts companies and companies to be more vigilant about social media and fighting extremism and terrorism. siting free speech concerns. but is this white house taking extrem...
>> mr. zuckerberg, would you do that differently today, in response to senator nelson's question, having to do it over? >> yes. >> this may be your first appearance before congress, but it's not the first time that facebook has faced tough questions about its privacy policies. wired magazine recently noted you have a 14-year history of apologizes for ill-advised decisions regarding user policy, not unlike the one you just made now in your opening statement. after more than a decade of promises to do better, how is today's apology different and why should we trust facebook to make the necessary...